§ 101336 Transit Facility Revenue Bonds
This law says that a local district can borrow money by selling special bonds to build or improve things like transit facilities. It also says they can use any method allowed by another law called the Revenue Bond Law of 1941 to do this.
A city wants to build a new subway line but doesn't have enough money right now.
The city can sell special bonds to get the money they need to build the subway. Later, they pay back the money with interest using the money made from subway fares.
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§ 101336 Transit Facility Revenue Bonds
Last verified: January 11, 2026